Mother of God hoofed - how good it is! Predators and prey in their eternal dance... yyyy... okay, different this time, less murderous, but even better;)

As a defender of the rights of ungulates to have hooves, I must protest! If it weren't for the "bovid" tag, I wouldn't have known it was a goat. I know that paws on the lower limbs are a "requirement of the character" (you have already written about it), but this slight dissatisfaction remains.

But those tears and semen coming out of nose - grrrrr!!!

parszuki said:
Mother of God hoofed - how good it is! Predators and prey in their eternal dance... yyyy... okay, different this time, less murderous, but even better;)

As a defender of the rights of ungulates to have hooves, I must protest! If it weren't for the "bovid" tag, I wouldn't have known it was a goat. I know that paws on the lower limbs are a "requirement of the character" (you have already written about it), but this slight dissatisfaction remains.

But those tears and semen coming out of nose - grrrrr!!!

having done a few goats myself, I've noticed the AI usually doesn't give them hooves unless you specifically ask for it in the prompt. So I'm not surprised to see the occasional slip. That said, I see some wings so maybe it's some sorta hybrid species and intentional. Either way, quite the scene!

terraraptor said:
having done a few goats myself, I've noticed the AI usually doesn't give them hooves unless you specifically ask for it in the prompt. So I'm not surprised to see the occasional slip. That said, I see some wings so maybe it's some sorta hybrid species and intentional. Either way, quite the scene!

I remember your goats - they are great! Only cervids are better:)

Wings are a detail that can be added to any species. But hooves are a "recognition mark" for herbivores.

For me, when I was generating species such as canids and deer in one image, it was sometimes difficult to get the wolf to have paws and the deer to have hooves - it took some effort.